Sentence examples for most rigorous method from inspiring English sources
The degree-days for the period, HDD, are found as the sum of the daily degree days, Dd, over the considered billing period (about a month) using the most rigorous method, with exterior hourly temperature data.
As VICE editor Hannah Ewens notes in her Snapchat polling coverage of teen Xanax use, a survey like this is not the most rigorous method of data collection.
A Snapchat questionnaire might not be the most rigorous method of data collection, but looking at those results – and bearing in mind the large sample size – it's fair to suggest that over a third of (predominantly) young people say they have friends who take Xanax.
The most rigorous method is a RT of different recruitment methods nested within a 'host' RT.
The most rigorous method is the systematic construction of defined knockout mutants across the whole genome.
A randomised crossover trial design was the most rigorous method to address the research question.
Heart disease experts said the study was a triumph because it showed that a diet was powerful in reducing heart disease risk, and it did so using the most rigorous methods.
The most rigorous methods are those that combine experimental approaches with information from natural settings for example, in showing that the beaks of different species of Galapagos finch are shaped differently because they are adapted to feed on seeds of different sizes.
Evaluation of teacher education is at least as complex as the evaluation of teaching, and is worthy of the best and most rigorous methods.
The experimental process of antibody validation is complex, with the most rigorous methods being comparison of wildtype vs a knockdown/knockout tissue and/or use of a second antibody to a different epitope.
However, we provide studies in multiple cohorts of mice of various ages and genetic strains, employing the most rigorous methods in current use to quantify beta cells, finding that ANGPTL8 overexpression does not alter beta cell proliferation or expansion.
